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Michele Wachter, left, representing Home Instead Senior Care, Kerri Winans Kaley with The Bristol, Kelly Woolsey with Community Cares, Emily Appiarius, Denise Walsh representing the Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing and Carol Hartman at the Aging and Disability Resource Center attended an educational seminar in the senior care industry. The group discussed new and innovative ways to address Alzheimer’s Disease.
Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing learns more about Alzheimer's disease
Lynbrook Restorative Therapy & Nursing joined the Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center, Inc. at a Continuing Education Unit event on Nov. 19 at Bristal Assisted Living in Westbury. more
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Lynbrook High School theater students performed the 1950s themed movie musical ‘Grease’ on Nov. 21-23. The ensemble performed “Born to Hand Jive” from the orginal stage musical.
Students perform Grease
Students at Lynbrook High School dressed in 1950s attire to bring ‘Grease: The Musical’ to their auditorium on Nov. 21-23. Theater students sang songs such as ‘Summer Nights’ and ‘Beauty School Dropout.’ more
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When Gerardo Filippone and his family landed at Kennedy Airport in 1972 from Italy, they proceeded to Immigration and received green cards. They were “sponsored” by Filiponne’s aunt and uncle.
Lynbrook's Gerardo Filippone recounts a life steeped in tradition
In January 1972, 7-year-old Gerardo Filippone and his family arrived at Kennedy Airport. Gerardo, who came from Frigento, Italy, a small town outside Naples, had never seen a big city before. more
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The Village of Lynbrook presented a certificate of recognition to Lynbrook Bagels on Small Business Saturday for its role as a pillar in the community. Town Clerk of Hempstead Kate Murray, left, stands with co-owner of Lynbrook Bagels Kaitlin Clancy and Councilwoman Laura Ryder to celebrate the bagel shop’s impact on the community.
Local small businesses recognized on Small Business Saturday
Lynbrook village presented a certificate of recognition to Lynbrook Bagels on Small Business Saturday for its role as a pillar in the community. more
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The East Rockaway Education Foundation recently donated a 3D printer to East Rockaway High School’s technology department. The printer will be used in the Design and Draw for Production classes.
Education foundation donates 3D printer, funds therapy dog visits
The East Rockaway Union Free School District received money for a 3D printer and therapy dogs from the local education foundation in an effort to improve technological learning, and maintain students’ wellbeing. more
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Alysse Mercelius, left, and Stella Fusco at Rhame Avenue School used engineering principles to build hurricane-resistant model homes.
Rhame Avenue immerses science in the classroom
Students in Michelle Healy's science class at Rhame Avenue School participated in an engineering challenge to design and build hurricane-resistant homes last week. more
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Haviland Kitchen and Bar featured American classics and craft cocktails, beer and wine. Featured on the menu is a Guinness float with a chocolate chip cookie as a garnish.
Main Street magic
Residents in East Rockaway can spend the day experiencing what Main Street has to offer, all without needing to drive. more
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The East Rockaway varsity and junior varsity volleyball teams hosted a special Dig Pink game against Oyster Bay High School, raising awareness for breast cancer.
East Rockaway athletes recognized for community service
Student athletes from East Rockaway High School were recently recognized by Team Up 4 Community for their outstanding contributions to community service. more
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Village trustees Robert Boccio, left, Ann Marie Reardon, Mayor Alan Beach,and Congressman Anthony D’Esposito got to meet Santa himself during the tree lighting in 2023.
5th annual ‘Light Up Lynbrook’ holiday decorating contest returns
Lynbrook village will bring back the annual “Light Up Lynbrook” holiday decorating contest. more
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Organization asks for toys and food for donations in Lynbrook
The St. Mary's Knights of Columbus will host a Christmas present and food drive to benefit boys and girls ages newborn to 17-years-old. more
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